Amazons beak is flaky?

[Amalthearosemary]

I was told he is around 19-20 years old. Is this normal or a health concern of some sort? Also would adding a little bit of coconut oil to his food or rubbing some on his beak help with it? His feet also look a bit dry so should i rub some coconut oil on there as well? (I heard coconut oil is good for feather and beak health) any help is greatly appreciated!

 

[GaleriaGila]

Let's wait for a REAL expert to come along, butttttttttttttttttt... looks normal to me!
What a cute l'il fella!

 

[cnyguy]

He's a handsome Amazon. His beak looks normal to me, nothing more than normal wear and tear.

 

[GivemeSeedsorgivemeFlesh]

What a beakoming feller

 

[Macawdamia Nut]

Looks normal. You could rub oil or petroleum jelly on it to make it look “polished,” but the flakiness will still be there unless you Dremel it smooth (not a DIY project for most parronts, but your vet could do it if you wanted). I moisturize my macaw’s feet, but maybe I’m weird. I don’t see many moist-looking parrot feet around!

 

[wrench13]

Perfectly normal. Coconut oil is fine for feets, beaks dont need it but it wont hurt. DOnt use other oils though. He is a fine looking fellow!